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I. : ::~. ~: s ship d sent L it °nil' and to 3 lade china, Ijesty'i I Ho' Price, :ROO' rela n(11 'Cork Floor* arbour yalus , aerri- s oil is DSOS, i n cesS 4ys• ward.. Eliza,. Ship red at e nov , orth 4 41 • 'a ()? )?; Or )NF•E° e b)" (1,;- I the torial I iro ained fines i aea ood. fia t 0,0 )ne'l , Ind, I)ey tlys ht. ; nag - 11,* ,t 11.1';• . Or- " pc,,, , NUMBER 54 -i2.1 OW ,‘„t,,,,r,,„ ROYAt, COVENT-GA RDLN. N MONDAY EVENING, April g, will be pefformed the Tragedy.of ' HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. Hamlet, Mr. KEM13 . 1.F.: To which will be added,,the Musical Farce of THE WATER MA N. • Tom Tug. Mr. INCLEVOINI ; bulicile - , Mr. BLANCHARD; Robin, Mr..LIS TON ; Mrs. Bundl e -'Mr DAVENPORT. Bunate, s.. NVithelmina, Miss BOLTON. i 2 l3 oxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d:—Pit 35.'6d. Second Price „ gallery 2s. Second Price is.—Uppet Gallery is. 11 aces f or t h e B oxes to b e t ak en o f M r. B ran d on, at the lox-Office, in Prince's-place, Hart-street, from Ten Four. II 1) t Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the, Play ;it Halt past Six, - t r i ll Tueclay, The Confederacy ; with Torn Thumb the o i p--On Thursday, All in the Wrong • with The Flitch Saturda), King Henry the Fourth; Part 1.. /1 - Te the last Night of the Company's performin g till- the (>114431)* FIFTEENTH TIME. 1 411 LYCEUM THEATRE. v erthe Special Licenseof the LORD CHA MBE RI.A I N, m ranted for the present Season to the joint application of 0., • all Parties.principally interested. • - - • ta i Several Several complaints having been made to the Proprie. o ' s ' of the diffiCulty of obtaining Seats without teeing the 410t t eepers—the Frequenters ot this Theatre are requested to - in s ' e o Ire, that Orders have been given for -immediately re- L i v ing the inconvenience complained of, by fixing a Pane of kip, 63 in every eiox..door ; and that any Boxkeeper falsely ti e , l- ,!ing that Places are taken, or convicted of receiving MO iilVor the disposal of Places not previou s ly engaged, will b e 'ediateky discharged from the service of the Theatre. I .l 'l ti_Ellt .Majesties' Servants, forming .t he COM -4 .PANY.ot the late 'DRURY-LANE THEATRE, 4 4 , 1, THIS PRESENT EVENING, , April 7, 1810, per,- 411 4 new Serio-Corhie Opera, cal led • " ' ' THE MANIAC ! • . ' Or, THE SWISS BANDI - IPI. • The Charaders by i Mr. PHILIPPS, Mr. H(4LLAND, ' Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. PALMER, Mr. SMITH, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. MATHEWS, ' Mrs. mouwrisiN, Mrs. BISHOP, .At • . Mrs. BLAND. ".:. -ter which (24th time) a new Musical Farce, in Two , Ads, called . HIT OR MISS ! The Charatters by Mr. PEN LEY, Mr. MELVIN, - Mr. M-ATFIEWS, Mr. KNIGHT, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. FISHER, Mr. MILLER,. Mr. EVANS, - ' Mrs. SPARKS, Miss KELLY, t . . .• . . Mrs. BLAND: .• C• 4l ° ,xes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 4. ly 'erY as. Second. Price is. -Upper. Gaiter) is. Second , ti ce bit. • . bfr, ° -xes and places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box -I't'at the Strand entrance ; of whom may also be had 'te Boxes tughtly.. 4 1 ,rie Doors will be opened,at Half - past Five, and the Play '''T,n at Half past-Six. l y .i , e-new Serio-Comic Opera of The Maniac! or, The `II 4 s Ba will he repeated, with the new Musical Farce it or Miss! every Evening till fin ther notice. P•XTR,AORIIN:',RY ENTERTAINMENTS PO :"LTIVELY FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY, BEING 'al: LAST BLIT THREE Of THE SEASON. Mr. Asn• jun.'s BENEFIT. p i - , "VILION THEATRE, NEWCASTLE-STREET,. STRAND. 1V • MONDAY NEXT, April 'g, .at Half•past 4„. Siit o'Clock precisely (first time) a Comic Pant4ara 4eal Melange, c•.I led THE MAGIC WORLD ; Or,(HARLEQUIN'S` RESTORATION. • -. lnecliate-ly after which (by desire, first time this season, and for this night only), MINUET, executed by Two Hories, rode by Mr. Collet and Mr. Astley, jun. ; with a Pas Seul by a % i lorse •..111 the Stage, to the popular Air of the' Yorkshire la• ik , ,,rPrising Agility by the Equestrian Artists, Comic Sing- . • ing, :aid, by desire, the Comic Bur - Jetta of THE STAGE STRUCK BUTLER • • • Or, HE WOULD BE A PLAYER. • • , °conclude, by desire, with (first and only time this Season) the Historical Spedacle of the DEATH OF CAPTAIN COOK. A - gmai, -Mrs. ASTLEY ; Koah (the Murdererof Gapt : Cook) Mr. ASTLEY, jun. His first and only appearance this Season. Second Price at Half past Eight. o Performance on Wednesda I • lay du rin g Le nt. y an, F r iday SURREY rNSTITUTION, April 6, Oita. THE PROPRIETORS , and SUBSCRIBERS are respedfolly informed that Mr, lOS E 1?1 LA NCAS wii. deliVer a Gratuitous LECTURE on l h is ROYAL ,ki . risH SYSTEM of EDUCATION, at this place on ednesday,' the vita instant, at Seven o' C lock in the E yen trg precisely. • . By Order Pithe Committee, • . KNIGHT SPENCER, Secretary. EAGLE_ LIFE INSURANCE, . . CORM-I'LL, LONDON. 1-115 description of Insurance-is of inestimlbic importance to all Persons bolding Annuities; , Leases, ' Offices, dependent on 'Lives, or . who e Income cease with kite. • xample r—A Person thirty )ears of age may, by the a mall annual Payment of t3l. 7s. td. secure sotl. to be (to his Family, or otherwise, as he may direct) at his !''-';It1). Any other sum may be insured .in' like manner, and V 11 :13 , other age. One Person may insure another's Lite, 0 tile amount Of any Interest he may have in the coati. !'llar.ce thereof. No Entrance Money or Admission Fine I . , e guirect. No Charge for Policies .or Certificates of Re -No Registry of :issignnients required. A large atiowed to Solicitors, or other Persons procur tag , InsuraiiCes. W. BEETHAM, Secretary. BRITISH FIRE O,FFICE. 'HE BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, in the St6iid, and Cornhill, London, and by Agents in-Edinburgh, 7 1 asgow, Dublin and other principal Towns, grant Instil . - 'ilees against I. I g i E. h _Pretniums for Insurance. renewable at Lady-day must paid within-Fifteen Days therefrorn. ?L ine DireClors of the Bytisli Fire-Office earnestly request -attentiOn of the Public to the unifOrni and equltable with which at all times - they have contLeled their Bu :Pees, without regarding the impolitic fantasies lately intro "tlcerl, the pretended Advantages set forth, .1 - ill-di gested Plans equally`banei - ul to the Ininier aid Iha fired. Engines ofthe best - Construction, and Firemen al Activity 41 'e provided to attend at Fires. Annual Premiums—CotriMon Insurance, 2s. per Cent.— L lazaittous, 3s.— Double Hazardous, • Insurance.of greater Hazard and large Sums by Special • A•greenient. Policies (Gratis) as heretofore, for Sums of 3001. ana up- Ward s . •.1 i.l..nrance on Farming Stock, at 2i. Gd per Cent. specify- IN t:te Sums to be insured an the sort, of "r 'is. 6d. per Cent. only. on the wlt stock •of any one with Salvage Clause. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. • 1-4 4, A , • T -\r' N 0 S A 'l' U APRIL 7, 18.10. EXPEDITIONS to HOLLAND and EGYPT, in• 1799 . and 'Soo. North Audley-street, Match !Ste). At a GENERAL MEETING of the SUBCCRI/3ERS, 1 heid here this pay by Publit:Adyertisethent, General Sir THOMAS TRIGG E, K.R. in the Chair, • rrHE COMMITVE appointed for the Manage ment. and Distribution of the FUND subsCribed for the RELIEF of the WIDOA•S, WIVES, and•CHILDREN, of the Killed and Wounded SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and MARINES, on the EXPEDITIONS to HOLLAND and EGYPT, in the years 1799 and ;Soo ; extended afterwards by Resolutions of General Meetings of the Subscribetg to the Relief of the Widows and Orphans of OFFICERS: who fell on those occasions, and al co to the Parents of the unmarried men who nacre Killed, lai4 bathe this Meeting the Tollow. lug Accounts : ' • Amount of the Subscriptions for the Expedition to Holland ,0,17,954 4 7 Amount of Subscriptions for the Expedition to Egypt - —15,63 z o Interest on the Money employed in Government Securities 3,283 6 3 36,335 r 3 to Distributed by the Committee to Wives, •WidowS, Children, and . -Parents- in Great Britain and Ireland, according to a Scale of Payments approved at "General Meetings - - 25,360 to 3 Rent of Committee Rooms, Se- - cretary's Salary, Printing, Post- •age, Statiowy and Advertise ments{ La* Charges, and Re. . • wards to Police . Officers for A pprehending IMpostors, & other incidental Expences during Ten • Years - - - • 2,554 17 ,7. 4..27,915 7 10 According to a statement laid before this Meeting .by the Secret Committee, consisting of the Chairman, Deputy Chairman, and one Member• of the General Comthittee, it appears, that at various Ge,leral Meetings or. the Subscribers, from the iSth of December 1799, to the 9th of Marcn 1809, there has been voted, and held at their disposal, for the pur pose of enabling them, in the most 'delicate - manner that could be devised, to atibrd Relief to. the Widows and Orphans of Officers who tell" in Holland and Egypt, the sum of 9)001. Whereof they have hitherto paid as follows, and accounted. by:Nuinbers, referring to a. private Pocket Ledger kept by tnemselves. Invested in the Pub-. tic ruuds on Deeds - of Trubt • - - 4.3,513 r to Nicl,in Money - 4,41 a , 9 • Solicitor's Accounts for Trust Deeds, &c. - - 5.3 9 6 • --- 8,422 13 r 3 6 ,33 8 0 " Appropriated or promised by the Secret.. Committee, and Out standing Drafts on the General Colllllllltee - - £•537 1 7 1 JOSEPH DOLN, LAS, Sec. London, March 22, 1810. Dedicate 4 to his Royal Highness the Duke of York. • . Just . published, By 1. Faultier, New Bond-street, London, Post Quarto, Price Los. 6d. in t.oards, -11E41.0 •and LEANDER: A Poem. Bath Printed for the Author, by M. Gye, Market- place. SALES, Stic. •-•.• KENT,-OAK TIMBER. • TO BE SOLD•BY AUCTION,' At, the Court-Rail, in Tunbridge "I • own. on Thurday, the rgth day of April, at One o'CloiA, • T TPWARDS of 2700 Capital OAK TIMBER k../ TREES, now standing in the Parishes of Tunbrid.ge and Pembury. 'f he different. Farms• on which the Timber stands adjoin the Turnpike-road, and are near to the River -Msdway. • Printed Particulars may be had at the principal Inns in Kent, Sussex, aticl'.Surrey ; and 4 . 4). 40, Tavistock-street, :ebvent-garden, London. - The Timber maybe viewed by applying to Mr.. Allen, at Summer-hill, near Tunbridge; or •to Mr. John Borman, Auctioneer, Tunbridge Town. WORCEST,ERSHI RE. VALUABLE IMYROPRIATE RECTORY AND GREAT TYTHES, TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, 13 . y.WILLIAM HANDY, - - - - - At the Golden-Cross I nn, in Bromsvove, on . Monday, the 7th of May, 18r., at Four o'Ciock in the Afternoon, sub - jet to Conditions to be them pr ducat, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE; corn .the M PRO PR I . t'E IEC 'PO RN' or PAR. SON AG F. ceSTOK It 1.0 R , in the County of Worcesthr; which consists of about - twenty-three Acres of Glebe Land, and Tythes of Cord and Grain:arising or increasing upOn upwards, 3000 Acres of Land, within the Parish of Stoke. Prior aforesaid, boing• the whole of the Tytheable Lands within the same Parish; The above Estate is held Under the Dean and Chap!er of Worcester, by Lease, for twenty-one years, renewable every s-ven, at a moderate Fine, and, which was renewed in No vember last. Stoke. Prior is situated near to the Market-Towns of .Bromsgrove and Droitwich, being not more than one mile from the forme' and three from the latter;, and the Line of the Worcester and Birmil,ghant Canal runs through the Parish. The Lands are very rich and produCtive, and it is considered one of the finest Wheat Parishesin the County of Worcester. Mr. Charles Parrott of. the Wick:House', in.Stake-Prior, will appoint a Person to chew the Parish ; and printed Par ticulars may be had at the Hop-Pole Inn, Worcester; the Golden. Cross, Bromsgrove; the George Inn, Bewdlejr ; Aat Garraway's oilee-house,. Cornhiil, Lohdon ; of Messrs. 13enbow and Hope, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn, London ; of the Auctioneer; Worcester; and of Mr. Bury, .Atturney. at -Law, liewdley, where a Map of the Parish may he seen. LORD SOMERVILLE'S:FLOC;k. OF MERINO SHEEP. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On Wednesday the znd, and Thursday the 3d of May next. THE whole of this STOCK, selek9ed ia 1800 and 1801, from -sundry LEON ESA FLOCKS, and bred .withoutany Admixture of other BrOod. The Superiority of the Leonesa, over every other Pile of Spanish'Woule is to be seen in the Prices Current of ouriown Weekly lournals. • The reputation of this Flock is fortunately so w-11 esta blished, as to demand no comment whatever, beyond the fol lowing Statement. In 18 .6, the great Premium given for the best,Merino Ram',• by 'the BOard of .Agriculture, was won by a Rain of - "this 'Flock, bred in England. In 12a7, the Prize for the best Rain's Fleece, given by the Bath and West of England Society, was wort by a Rain of this Flock, and it was declared in Print by. the Committee of that Society, (which situated in the centre of the S upei fine Cloth Manufacturers, has therefore been deented conclusive) to be.the finest Fleece of Wool which had ever come wider its examination. The print of this Sheep is to be found in Malcolm's Survey of Surry, in Laurence's Treatise - on Live Stock, .and in a late Publication oh the r siakied of Sheep, &ie. .byithe Proprietor, The Symmetry of.his Form - , and the Ap• titude to Feed, demonstrated by this Animal iii sOextiaordi nary amtnner, had, before the A :Juttication of this Prize, in• duced the Proprietor to breed alinest exclusively from him. Lastly, any doubt of the superior Value of these Sheep, which have never been bait in 'Jay Competition, is for ever removed by the recent decision of the Bath Society,' by which Premium; were oirete.l last Year, as follows : • RICIIARDSON; GOODLUCK, and Co RECOMMEND to the notice of the Public the NEW STATE LOTTERY, which is air to be drawn on the Bth of JUNE next. This hottery is on an improved Plan. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 4 Prizes of . . £. z o,ooa 4 Prizes of . .- . £ 5 ,000 • - . ' 1,000 2o too 44 Sec. &c. &c. 5,000 Prizes,- 5.000 !slumbers, Four Tickets of every Num ber,TIC- KETS. FOUR EXTRA PRIZES of too WHOLE By this improved mode of Adventure. A single Ticket may gain X it:),cm - £50,000 I An-Eighth - 25,000 A Sixteenth - - TICKETS and SHARES on Sale by RICHAADSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. BANK . -BUILDINCS, CORN 111 I. 1., ' .. 20 An Half - A Quarter - - k 12,500 6,zso And facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-cross ; The only Office that ever Sold in Shares, Two Prizes of k 30,000 And who Sold and Shared in the Last Lottery—, Two Prizes of - .3,74 - - - .3,734 - - - zo,ooo Also 999 1). 1,0001.-2,95213. 1,0001.-3,436 C. 50.: I. ,4:20,000 z0,,00 - . EYTON, late Partner with the deceased Sir FAMES BRANSCOMB, has the pleasure of announc. ing to his Friends and the Public; the LOTTEItV which draWs Bth IUN E, gives the greatest chance to the Adven lurer for so small a risk. Four Packets of Tickets, One Hundred in each Packet, are' to be given by the Contraaors to the fortunate Holders of the First.drawn Prize above 151. when a Ticket may gain upwards of roo,oool. and Shares in proportion. EYTON has been truly lucky in selling Packets of Tickets, No. 7,081, producing nearly 4,0601,. and No. 3,618, producing 24,7651. was sold in sixteen Sixteenths, and paid by Itim to the respeaive Holders, who received for each Six. teenth 1,5471. 16s. 3d. E: •EY CON solicits a continuance of the public favours, at his lucky Office, 2, CO It Nl-11 1., near the MansiciU.HotiSe; NEW PLAN, With Additional and Superior Advantages. .STATE LOTTERY, • To be Drawn the Bth !UN E,.18t0. HE CONTRACTOR begs leave call the at .LLtentiun of the Public to the undermentioned Scheme, containing, besides its Novelty, several grand Features paid superior Lenetits, which, it is conceived, will tukly' merit their approbation, and afford a Chalice to Adventurers never given in any other Lottery. SCHEME. 4 - - of - £-20.ux) - - are ,CBo,ono 4 - - - 5,000 12 - - 1,000 - - 12,000 500 - 10,000 . . 26 - - • lOO - - . 2,000 44 - - - so . - - 2,200 36 . 25 4,g60 • 15 - - - - 72,900 And to the first-drawn Prize above 151. (not being-one of the under-mentioned Numbers) will be given in addition to the above Money Prizes, it the said fortunate Number is of the Letter A, zoo ickets comprised in No. 1,151 to 1,275 Letter B too Ditto comprised in 3,001 to 3,025 Letter C ion Ditto comprised in 4,751 to 4,775 Letter 1) 100 Ditto comprised in 2,501 to 2,525 lifitit all the Prizes they may contain : upon this Plan it is evident that one TiCket may gain 1300061. In•Withdrawmg so' many Tickets from the quantity usu ally on Sale (although for the purpose of forming them into Four such distinggishcd Prizes, possessing Chances hitherto unknown), the Contractor is nut,insensible to the objections that may be started by those who could not procure Tickets at the cluse of the last Lottery—he can only anticipate such objections by announcing .that Tickets and Shares will he pr.nriptly distributed to every Lotiery-Offrce in the' United Kingdom. CLASS V. No. FINE WOOL. • " As many Persons, whether manufadurers or others, still deny' the practicability of producing in Grtat Britain, Wool equally fine with that imported ir ow Spain ; in order to put this•question to a trial fruit which there can be no appeal, a Premium of Ten Guineas is offered to the Mann ladther oft he finest Piece of Navy Blue Broad Cloth, died in the Wool, not less than twenty.five yards in length, which shall be exhi bited to the Society, on the day betore the Annual Meeting in 18c9, made from clothing Wool from the . Sheep Tribe grown in any Country. The name of each Manufacturer, and pile or species of WOol, and of the Grower, if British, to be contained in a sealed paper, having on .the outside, a mark, indicating the Piece of Cloth to which it refers, and which it must accompany. Such paper not to be opened until the Committee shall have made their Report on the Meritsof the respedive Cloths; whiCh Report shall be given from the Chair; and no Person form a part of the committee who is personally interested in the decision." By the: Eiettions of Messrs.. ' J oyce and Co. Clothiers ' the Premiumwasadjudged to the Wool Of this Flock, and for this Preminni no less than Sixteen Pieces of Cloth were ex hibited, Many of which were made from picked Samples of the Saicoit and Spanish Merino Piles. The Sale will take place at Fairmile Farm, near Cobham, Surry - kg miles from London on the Portsmouth road, at ten o'clock in the forenobn. The great drafts which have been mak: front this Flock, last season only, namely, Sevenry-tive Rum -bred Mermo Ewes, and a large nOmber of others highly crosseJ,-must ren der these Sheep an object- Ofpecaliar attention to every skilful breeder: The Flock \ ffr Sale will consist of nearly Two Hundred. pure Merino Ewes, in high condition ; nearly Two Hundred Merino and Ryland Ewes, highly crossed, very capital' in their Wool ; . and Thirty Rams of the Pure Blcod; five only being reserved for the use of the U wirer, the whole the get of the Ram above-mentioned. Each Ewe,,with her Larhb, will form one lot, as will also each of the Rams. The Propriet r thinks it incumbent-on him plainly to state that the Sheep will actually be sold without reserve, and that his motives for holding this Sale are of a private and' loCal nature, and by no,nreans arise from arty change of bpinion as to the value. of Merino Stock. The Sheep may be viewed every Thursday in April, by personal application only to - the Shepherds ; -the !rote Breed ,at the Place 'of Sale-the Mixed, .01 Thursday the 19thof April, at Bipos Park, Barking, .1 ssex ; after which, time they will be conveyed to Fairmile Farm. N. B.' The Wool must not to plucked from the Sheep. . Catalogues may- he had on and after the , 3d of Ap il, at Messrs. Gibbs and Co.'s, Seedsmen, corner of Half Moon street, Piccadilly ; - at, the Bars of the Post Houses 6f the fol lowing Towns—Cobham, Leatherhead, Esher, IValton,'all within four miles of the place of Sale ; at Guildford, King ston, and Dorking; and of Messrs. THOS. MARTIN and Co.' - No. 63, Coleman -street, London FUR SPRAINS, BRUISES, RiIEUNIATISNIS, &c. Dr. STET gS's OPODELDOC. TT is with regret that the Proprietors of this iMe dicine, in consequence of the increased expence of the articles of which it is composed, find themselves under the necessity of adding Three-pencei the value of the Stamp, per Bottle to the price, in order that they may be able to continue. the business with a fait profit. They, however, pledge themselves to-the Public, that When'any material and permanent redudion in those articles shall take effed, that they will loVver the charge accordingly.. Th 2 superior excellence of, and the great demand:for, this opudcldoc, having produced a variety of counterfeits, put. chasers arc requested to observe, that on the outside of each Bottle of the genuine, is pasted a Stamp, in which the words ,F.` Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved. Sold only by F. Newbery and Soils, at No. 45, St. Paul's . Church-yard, ,London ; or at their New Warehouse, No. 29, Dame -street, Dublin ; in Bottles, ..price 2s. gd: each, duty included ; and by their usual Venders - I -.;;42-Jtv?-r [PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY, NAPY.OFFICE, llizre4 ISc9. POOR KNIGHTS . _OF wirmsott. rr HE PRINCIPAL OIFICERS SIONERS of His 114/17ASTPS aVAPY ao hciehy gi ro Naice to such Lieutenant: iit H7s Alajeso,'s Navi.as ars. &sir: v s of being recommended Jor the appcintment 41 POOR KNIGHT of W I - N DSO R, under the Will of the late Samuel Thayer:, , Esquire, that they must apyy at this Office, cn cr kelcre the i,tt of :7une next, when they Le infcr•med of the nature of the Cet._ heater and Tesiimmiale which are required, .to spew that they came within the.mcaldogaf the said Will, wbfch expresses that they are to be" superannuated or disabled Lieutenantsof Eng. lish Men of War," and shall he -" Single Men, without •Ciiii dren, inclined to lead a virtuous, studious, and devout life; to be removed if they give occasion for scandal." " 44 ki,:d 0 • ' •N`' , P ° '•••-•- t•* , •,:;;;C: • .Xt i • 7211.! MONEY. . . • • MOBLEME.N, Gentlemen, &c. are respealf Ily AN. •in tornied they may be supplied with Money to ail Amount, on Terms equal to Mortgage, .secured upon tree_ hold, Copyhold, Leasehold Land or Houses, in the Funds, Marriage SettleinentS, 'Widows' jointures, Clergy. men's Livings, or any other. Property. Persons of respecta bility may be supplied on their Persian:4l Seemity only. Gentlemen will find every liberal acccommodation, With Ont .delay. Application from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. 49, South-street, Berke •ley-square... PATENT sofa and Chair .Beds, Dining Tables, Brass 'SCrew - Bedsteads, new Sideboards, containing a Set,of Tables ; several IiCW Inventions, and excolient Im provements in Cabinet and Upholstery Furniture; gracious ly; patronized by the King, Queen, and Royal Family. BUT I.t R's - is the _Original MauullActory, and he is the true Proprietor of the Patents (the Deeds of which may be seen at his Ware-rootris), has had the honour of executing .Orders in fashionable Furniture for great nuiribers of the No bility.and gentry, many of whom have favourably conde scended to recommend his Mandfaelory, knowing.' it to. he the Original, Window Curtains, Drawing-room and Par. lour Chin's - and every Article in the aboVe Branches, in a variety of elegant and. fashionable Designs. The Patent Brass Screw Beds are fixed with the greateSt ease, with Out tools, or tacks or nails in the Furniture. • Particular attention to useful Improvements in Furniture for the Gentlemen ot the Army and Navy, and for Exporta. tion, Mosquito Net Beds of various kinds for the East and West - Indies. Fine Goose Feather Beds, and all kinds of Bedding, al v% ays ready at BUTLER's VtiAItEIIOUSE, Nos. 13 and r 4; Catharine -street, Stiand,--Please to be par teetotal- ; a Brick-front Rouse. - THE' ARMY. This Day were published % In Small Oetavo, price ss. in boards, . • PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS to YOUNG OFFICERS; relative to the interior Discipline of a .Regiment of Foot.. • Sy_MAIOR T—CIIAMBERLIN, Of the 2.;:th or 2d Warwickshire Regiment. To officers. commanding Local . Militia and Volunteeri, and to Young Officers in general, whose opportunities of be coming acquainted with the interior Economy of NI Battalion have,been few, the Diredions contained in this Wurk cannot tail to be useful and acceptable.• Printed fur Richard Phillips, London ; and to be had of all Booksellers. • CHEMISTRY, &c. This Day was published, - In One closely printed Volume, (Mayo, the size of Dr. Watkins's Biogr - aphical . Diaionary, with plates and nume rous rabies, price zos. in boards, A DICTIONARY of PRACTICAL and THEO RETI CA L CHi,MISTRY; including its applica tion to the Arts and fyianufadures, and to the explanation of the Phmnomena of Nature, including•throughout the latest biscoveres, and the present state of Knowledge on those Subjects. By WILLIAM NICHOLSON. • * 4 * This Work, though formed on the basis of the Dictio nary published_ several years since, by the same Author, in two volumes quarto, is in died an entirely New ‘Vork, the, articles being either considerably enlarged, or entirely re written, and in every instance adapted to the present init.' proved state of Chemical Science. Printed for`Richard Phillips, 6, Bridge-street, and to be had of all Booksellers, Of whom may be had, just published, Chemistry applied to Arts and Manutadures, by M. I. A. Chaptal, in 4 vols. price 365. in boards. TUMOURS. of the Breast, and Scro:)bulot ' s Enlargements, in vouni Perions, will disperse by the, use'df SPII.S.BIi WY'S Awl ISCORBUTIC•DROPS. It is a sate and efficacious Medicine'; and its success has been proved in numerouS cases of Eruptive, Scorbutic,. Gout), Rheumatic, and other Diseases, conneaed,with bail 'digestion and iMpertee.'t secretion of bile. This remedy promotes great. spirits and a good appetite. The genuine Medicine has the words " By the-King's Pa tent," expressed on the bottle, bill-of direttlon, and outside wrapper, and the King's duty is printed in black ink. Soki "at• the Dispensary,'Suho-square, London, in small bottles of ss. 6.1. doub!e bottles los. and larger il. as. C.Anyound Essence; to' allay unpleasant irritation, Bs. BY TH E KING'S PATENT. DR. 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